Late Ming: I Waged a Guerrilla War in Korea

In the twentieth year of the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1592), Japanese pirates launch a massive invasion of Korea. Unable to fight them off, Korea asks the Ming Dynasty for help. The Ming Dynasty sends an advance force into Korea. Lin Feng, heir to an ancient martial arts tradition, is visiting Harbin’s Ice and Snow World when he unexpectedly transmigrates into a Japanese pirate prisoner after the defeat at Pyongyang. Under his leadership, the prisoners escape, build an army in Korea, and establish a resistance base behind enemy lines. Keeping to the sixteen-character guerrilla maxim, “When the enemy advances, we retreat; when they camp, we harass; when they tire, we strike; when they withdraw, we pursue,” they take the fight to the Japanese pirates through guerrilla warfare. But when he returns home victorious, he discovers that an even greater crisis awaits him…